Major characters bite the dust for both the Alliance and the Horde and that’s just the beginning, many more will meet their maker before stories end. It’s this opening section that really sets the tone for the expansion. Back home in your respective capital city – Stormwind or Ogrimmar – you’ll mourn your losses before heading to Dalaran to take the fight to the Legion itself. It’s fair to say things don’t go to plan though as the Horde and Alliance become split apart and are ultimately both defeated at the hands of the Burning Legion. Here you’ll come face to face with Gul’Dan, another all-round nasty guy who you’ve faced down many times before, as he tries to bring the Burning Legion back into Azeroth to bring about the end of the world. The Broken Shore features the tomb of Sargeras, a particularly nasty bloke who has been causing trouble in Azeroth since the very beginning. “Legion” also brings with it a whole new class - the Demon Hunter - alongside Artifact weapons, Class orders to replace the much maligned Garrison system from “Warlords of Draenor”, a raised level cap and of course a bunch of new dungeons, raids and world boss encounters.įor most people, “Legion” begins at the site of a huge battle in the Broken Isles. The five other zones are the levelling areas for the expansion and feature a whole host of characters, new and old, to catch up with over the course of the story. Dalaran is your new city hub, freshly relocated from its former home in Northrend and teleported to the Broken Isles to serve as a staging point for your fight. Set in the Broken Isles, “Legion” pitches you back against the Burning Legion and features six areas for players to jump into and explore. The sixth add-on to hit Azeroth, it brings back some old friends into the fold. This is where World of Warcraft’s newest expansion, “Legion” comes in. Blizzard, creators of the series, decided they’d had enough - it was time to take back the crown as the MMO king. Things haven’t been too great for the once god-like game of late, with waning subscriber numbers and a lack of player interest due to a couple of lacklustre expansions and outdated systems that just couldn’t hold up in today’s gaming landscape. From way back in 2004 when adventurers first plunged into Azeroth and united to fight off the fire lord Ragnaros, it’s held a special place in the hearts of many.
Ahhh, World of Warcraft - the first, true hit MMORPG. The game everyone thinks of when the term MMO is even mentioned the stick by which all newcomers to the genre are measured.
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